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Loretta C. Mathiowetz, age 100, of Fairmont Minnesota, formerly of St. Paul, Minnesota, passed away Thursday, June 15, 2023 at the Mayo Clinic Health System in

Arkansas State University-Mountain Home (ASUMH) has received Initial Approval from the Arkansas State Board of Nursing to offer the Associate of Applied Science Degree in Registered Nursing. On January 5, 2023, the Board voted to grant Initial Approval to ASUMH, which allows the college to recruit and enroll students in a traditional Registered Nursing program. "We are very excited to receive Initial Approval for a traditional RN program. This new program offers students an additional path ...

Military service, Eagle Scout, top educators: All that and more are in this weeks list of local good news. Send items to calendar@starbanner.com

The Associate of Science in Nursing (RN) program at Wiregrass Georgia Technical College has been named the number one program in the state of Georgia for 2022, according to NursingProcess.org. The ranking was based on the students National Council Licensure Exam (NCLEX-RN) pass rates.  According to Nursing Process.org "Mainly, we have captured four broad areas, such as academic quality, NCLEX-RN exam performance, affordability, and the overall reputation of a school." The rankings and...

Excellence in Nursing Nomination from Rhode Island Monthly

Health Unit offering several reminders when booking vaccine appointments SHARE ON: Image by Ali Raza from Pixabay As more COVID-19 vaccination clinics are announced in our region, the Porcupine Health Unit has a reminder regarding the appointment that you booked. RN Program Manager Kendra Brunet says cancelling your shot is more important than not showing up at all. “It`s very important that any appointments that cannot be attended be cancelled,” she said. “To make sure that we can ope...

How hospitals are dealing with a nursing shortage during the pandemic Updated at Share This Stock photo IDAHO FALLS — Recently, a number of medical professionals have come out and said there’s a breaking point with COVID-19, and the community has reached the point. But if you glance at COVID-19 hospitalizations and intensive care unit bed numbers reported to the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare, Eastern Idaho Public Health or EastIdahoNews.com, you may think hospitals aren’t in d...